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# 1. Write a function that takes two number parameters and | |
# returns their product | |
def mult_me(x, y): | |
z = x * y | |
return z | |
mult_me(123, -2) | |
#----------------------------------------------------------- | |
# 2. Write a function that takes two string parameters and | |
# returns a string that is a concatenation of the second | |
# parameter to the first | |
def concat(string1, string2): | |
blah = string1 + string2 | |
return blah | |
concat("Bite ", "me") | |
#----------------------------------------------------------- | |
# 3. Write a function that takes two number parameters and | |
# returns a float that is the result of dividing the first | |
# parameter by the second | |
def floating(c, v): | |
b = c / v | |
return b | |
floating(6.5, 2) | |
#----------------------------------------------------------- | |
# 4. Write a function that takes two number parameters and | |
# returns their sum. | |
def sumin(num1, num2): | |
summer = num1 + num2 | |
return summer | |
sumin(50,35) | |
#----------------------------------------------------------- | |
# 5. Write a function that takes two number parameters and | |
# returns the result of subtracting the second parameter | |
# from the first. | |
def oh_cookie(num3, num4): | |
milk = num3 - num4 | |
return milk | |
oh_cookie(100, 76) | |
#----------------------------------------------------------- | |
# 6. Write a function that takes two number parameters and | |
# returns their average. Hint: You can call some of the | |
# previous functions for this. | |
def awb(num5, num6): | |
pom = (num5 + num6) / 2 | |
return pom | |
awb(120, 200) | |
#----------------------------------------------------------- | |
# 7. Write a function that takes a float and returns the | |
# whole number part of the float (get rid of any decimal | |
# places. | |
def floater(num7): | |
omg = num7 // 1 | |
return omg | |
floater(99.7) | |
#----------------------------------------------------------- | |
# 8. Write a function that takes two numbers: a number to | |
# round, and a number of decimal places to round the first | |
# number to. | |
def around(num8,num9): | |
struth = round(num8,num9) | |
return struth | |
around(99.9999,2) | |
#----------------------------------------------------------- |
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Neat program!